Huerto Urbano Tijuanense 2016

peebee · January 23, 2016

I'm especially interested in following your posts because of the similar zones we are in. Not too many CA members here post as informatively with descriptions and photos as you do, so it is very helpful. I like to try what others have found to be tasty and productive and it helps if they have similar conditions like mine--mild and dry (so far, El Nino has visited only the northern part of our state).
Many of the varieties you have picked seem to be of Russian origin. What influenced your decision and are these first-timers for you?
Thanks Gerardo!

January 23, 2016	#11
peebee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Southern CA Posts: 1,714	I'm especially interested in following your posts because of the similar zones we are in. Not too many CA members here post as informatively with descriptions and photos as you do, so it is very helpful. I like to try what others have found to be tasty and productive and it helps if they have similar conditions like mine--mild and dry (so far, El Nino has visited only the northern part of our state). Many of the varieties you have picked seem to be of Russian origin. What influenced your decision and are these first-timers for you? Thanks Gerardo!